Tokenized gold PAXG and XAUT climb about 1–2% toward $5.4k as Middle East 
conflict sends BTC, ETH and SOL lower in 24h risk‑off trade. Tokenized gold is 
suddenly back in fashion as geopolitical risk flares, with on‑chain proxies 
for bullion…

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Bitcoin was trading at $66,372 on March 2, 2026, with a market capitalization 
of $1.32 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume of around $45.14 billion. The 
session’s intraday range spanned $65,149 to $67,191, pointing to continued 
consolidation beneath major resistance near $70,000. Bitcoin Chart Outlook On 
the daily chart, bitcoin remains in a corrective structure […]

Bitcoin Trapped Between $64K and $70K as Momentum Signals Diverge

An important long-term technical signal is still flashing bullish as Bitcoin 
approaches an important point on the higher timeframe charts. According to 
CMT-certified analyst Tony Severino, the monthly SuperTrend indicator for 
BTCUSD has held support and is yet to display an active sell signal, even with 
recent market dynamics leading to contention as to whether the cycle has 
flipped bearish. His chart highlighted an interesting development on the one- 
month timeframe, where the structure has not yet transitioned into a confirmed 
sell. Monthly SuperTrend Still In Buy Mode In his post on X, Severino focused 
on the Bitcoin BTCUSD 1M chart and noted that the SuperTrend indicator has 
held support and kept its active buy signal. The monthly timeframe is 
particularly significant because it filters out short-term noise and shows a 
clear view of the broader cycle. Related Reading: XRP Daily Liquidity Is 
Pointing To A Rally To $4, Analyst Explains What’s Going On The accompanying 
chart shows Bitcoin trading around $66,300, with the SuperTrend level sitting 
just above $66,400. However, the indicator is still printing green on the 
monthly timeframe, which means that the macro trend has not flipped bearish. A 
monthly close below the SuperTrend line is what has always confirmed a sell 
signal, and that has not happened. The visual structure in the chart also 
shows how previous bear markets were characterized by a clear transition from 
green to red on the SuperTrend. At present, that transition has not occurred. 
Instead, the Bitcoin price is consolidating around the SuperTrend support. 
Bitcoin Price Chart. Source: @TonySeverinoCMT On X Is The Bottom Close Or Is 
More Patience Needed? Severino added an important caveat. According to him, 
almost all bear markets initially hold at support for a month or three before 
eventually turning into a sell signal. That observation points out that simply 
holding support does not automatically invalidate bearish risk. Although the 
analyst acknowledged that bear markets can linger at support before failing, 
he noted that the bottom is usually close after such behavior. Related 
Reading: 5 Monthly Red Candles: How XRP Is About To Create A Historical Losing 
Streak Bitcoin ended February 14.8% below its monthly open, but it has managed 
to hold above the SuperTrend. That said, a confirmed monthly breakdown below 
the SuperTrend would materially change the outlook. Until that happens, the 
indicator is demonstrating that Bitcoin is still in a bullish structure. 
Severino later shared another post discussing a separate analysis based on the 
quarterly Ichimoku indicator. In that analysis, he stated that historical 
evidence and data suggest Bitcoin could fall another 38% to 66% from current 
levels. A decline of that magnitude would imply a Bitcoin bear market bottom 
anywhere from $40,000 to $25,000. Severino followed up in another post with a 
comment saying, “Sell, says the SuperTrend.” At the time of writing, Bitcoin 
is trading at $66,000, down by 1.6% in the past 24 hours. The monthly 
structure has not fully broken, but the warnings indicate that the 
cryptocurrency may not be out of danger just yet. Featured image created with 
Dall.E, chart from Tradingview.com

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